A 'Falklands Factor' is giving far too much credence to why most of these 28 MP's lost their seats. Because if that was so, then the proportion of these 28 who would have lost their seats would have been similar, nay less, than the proportion of seats Labour lost in 1983.
That more or less backs up my assertion that the 'breakaways' (if they do have the guts to break away that is), bar a few here and there, will all lose their seats at the next General Election.
But he never threatened to either. Whereas the 'breakaways' are actively working behind the scenes to garner support and get sufficient numbers of others to join in order to make the attempt worthwhile.
And yet the Zionist anti-Corbynites are still not happy and keep moving the goal posts
Not if the likes of Margaret Hodge and other members of Labour Friends of Israel keep moving the goalposts.
By the time the sixty Jewish deputies and rabbis said trust had broken down, at a guess.
'Winning the Jewish vote' doesn't matter an iota considering the relatively miniscule number of Jewish voters. However, not antagonising the all powerful Jewish lobby is something else completely. Being backed by Money, Power and those who control the mainstream media is the only way to win elections. And slowly but surely, Corbyn is being forced to accept this reality.
There are approx 250,000 people of the Jewish faith in the UK. Being generous in terms of those who are likely to vote (ie excluding those below the voting age, and those who don't vote at all) makes around 150,000 Jewish voters.
That equates to roughly 45,000 Jewish voters who would normally vote Labour. You seriously trying to say that all of this mass coverage throughout the summer of alleged anti-semitism in the Labour Party is over 45,000 Jewish Labour voters (less actually since not all British Jews agree with the storm cooked up) making a significant difference to the election prospects of Labour winning a General Election?
